Sentence examples for concern much from inspiring English sources

Individual justice is not a concern much in evidence at the Supreme Court these days.

However, these studies did not concern much on the application for conformity of healthcare-living materials, particularly to those block high-transparency materials.

But the truly outstanding passages of the book concern much quieter things, in particular the impact of the original crime on the desolated, fractured household.

The judges' concern, much like my own, is that justice conducted behind closed doors with evidence hidden from view is no kind of justice at all.

We are now in the position of watching politicians and newscasters talk about disturbing issues — like, say, the state of our education system, or environmental degradation — yet they cannot muster signals of concern, much less dismay.

As the risks of long-term damage from concussions have become more evident, head impacts in football and other sports have become the subject of deep concern, much study and even Congressional hearings in recent years.

Xinghao is the fattest girl concerning much about losing weight.

They had not dared to be far-sighted as they were still concerned much about politics.

Europe and Byzantium, remembering his former reign, were then not concerned much about his plans.

That is good news, but it may not ease the Fed's concerns much.

Mozilo, for his part, called some of the regulators' concerns "much ado about nothing".